Silver issue in Ohio to dodge tariff problem
Washington reports on Senate Sherman silver coinage speech and Ohio campaign. Republican leaders hope tariff issue fades as Democrats face a pro silver plank. Brice and Campbell opposed unrestricted coinage while aiming to avoid alienating sound money Democrats. Ratification of Congo treaty discussed with extended deadline. Invoices of consigned goods debated. Treasury to consider extension and simpler compliance steps.
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Washington
Post
Sherman
Treasury
Secretary Foster
Ohio
Foster
Senate
Calvin S. Brice
Campbell
McKinley
Congo
United States
Africa
Ashburton
Millard Fillmore
William E. Chandler
Blaine
Chandler
Waltham Taxpayers List From Assessors Show Big Names
A special from Waltham lists heavy taxpayers based on the assessors’ roll. Notable entries include American Waltham Watch Company at 17630 20, United States Water Company 72960, Massachusetts firms and numerous individuals such as Minnie F. Adams, H. L. Hovey, Cornelia Warren, Mrs Harriet Walker, and Francis Buttrick, with varying assessed amounts. The compilation reflects large corporate and private holdings in late August.
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Waltham
Minnie FE. Adams
Daniel Carey
Waltham National Bank
Same
George H. Whitford
Leonard Lawrence Et al
Silas A. Barton
Edwin Kowker
James H. Ellison
John B.arnum
Henrietta Farnum
Charles W. Fogg
Arthur I. Lyman
Philip H. Sears
Sarah Sears
Thomas IP. Smith
John and
Augustus W. Lowell
Robert Treat Paine
Cornelia Warren
Boston Manufacturing Company
Elizabeth G. Pright
B. A. Goodell
H. L. Hovey
Lowell Land Company
Yah Parmenter
Harriet S. Walker
Mary
Harriet
Walker
Mary E. Warner
E W. Wentworth
A. D. Handy
J. A. Lincoln
American Waltham Watch Company
E. P. Wadsworth
American Watch Tool Company
H. P. Harrington
Solid Men of Brookline Tax List Over $1000
Brookline town records publish a tax list of residents and non residents paying more than $1000 into the town treasury. Notable names appear with large sums from F W Lawrence to Henry N Richards, plus estates and trusteeships. The rate is 11 on 1000.
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Brookline Town
F. W. Lawrence
Theo. F. von Aroum
Sarah E. Lawrence
Hetty 8. Cunningham
Susan C. Lawrence
Charles A. Cotting
Dexter N. Richards
William H. Lincoln
Andrew J. Houghton
George F. Bové
William W. Potter
Moses Kimball
Henry Upham
Joseph Whitney
James P. Stearns
Luther M. Merrill
Henry 8. Chase
David 8. Coolidge
Martha H. McKay
E. C. Wilson
Joe Sawyer
James Driscoll
Thomas Howe
FE. Thomas
Daniel _W. _Russell
Charles L. Flint
William HW. Hill
William H. Hill
George W. Armstrong
Charles O. Foster
Peder Olsen
Timothy Corey
Thomas B. Griger
William J
T. B. Griggs
John D. Sturtevant
Otis Shepard
George Batey Blake
Arthur W. Blake
John Gibbs
John Panter
Brookline National Bank
Brookline Gas Light Company
Tappan FE. Francis
K. C. Emerson
William J. Bowditch
Eugene K. Knapp
John ‘Taylor
Samuel Philbrick
Albert A. Cobb
John Townsend
Elizabeth B. Bowditch
Henrietta 5. Sargent
Eb. Schlesinger
Robert ©. Winthrop
Adele G. Thayer
William EF. Weld
John EF. Hartt
Henry N. Richards
William H. Allen
Anna L. Amory
Aspinwall Land Company
Boston University
Brookline Land Company
Arthur L. Roteh
David Sears
David, Emily E
Henry F. Sears
Frederick Kk. Sears
Knyvet W Sears
West End Land Company
Biggest hotel in Boston faces major expansion
Rumors say Parker House will absorb the Park House property at Bosworth and Chapman to create a larger, city landmark. Plans mention converting Tremont street bar fittings into a ladies dining room and reworking the corner store for a new bar, with changes tied to lease expiries in two to three years.
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Boston
Parker House
Tremont
School Streets
Chapman Place
Harvey D. Parker
Messrs .J. Reed Whipple & Co
Park House
Bosworth Street
Parker
Park
Tremont Street
Notable Local Figures Die in Malden and Manchester
Mr John T Winship longtime Malden resident and former New England Lancaster Mills agent died of paralysis at 60 Lincoln Street He leaves a widow and daughter Mrs George W Tufts Mr Moses Gibson a Lowell businessman died yesterday Richard Lyman longtime Manchester resident died yesterday Charles L Brockway of Middleton Conn died yesterday afternoon brain fever aged 36 He served in Lowell and Hartford politics and carried the electoral vote to Washington at the last election He was unmarried
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John T. Winship
Malden
Lincoln Street
Vermont
Boston
New England
Lancaster Mills
George W. Tufts
Moses Gibson
Lowell
Lowell Co.operative Mills Association
Richard Lyman
Manchester
Conn
Charles L. Brockway
Middleton
Common Council
Hartford Times
New York World
Connecticut Senate
Washington
Hearing in Tibbetts suit against Lowell syndicate continues
General Butler led the first arrival for the continued hearing in the Tibbetts case against the Lowell telephone syndicate over stock at the bottom price. Arbiters Lowell Allen and Cadwell, Tibbetts and counsel were present. others were late. Ingham resumed cross examination as Glidden testified. Adjournment set to 10 o'clock today.
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Lowell Syndicate
General Butler
Lowell
H. L.tibbetts
Lowell Telephone Syndicate
Erie Telegraph and Telephone
Allen and Cadwell
Mr. Tibbetts
Messrs. Marshal and Burke
Ingham
Glidden
Coburn
Bent
Richardson
W. A. Ingham
Charles J. Glidden
Erie Telegraph &Telephone Company
A Party of Present Endeavor Addresses Prohibition
Mr. George R. Cook, president of the Young Men's Prohibition Club, urges a break from old party bickering and posturing. He calls for action beyond past leaders and monuments, urging readers to move from nostalgia to present endeavor and future triumph.
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George R. Cook
Young Men’s Prohibition Club
Post Office
Custom House
Strike on two fishing boats sparks crew walkout
About forty-five crew members from fishing vessels Sylvester Whalen and Carrie E Phillips walked off yesterday after demanding that the boats cover a larger share of bait ice wharfage and towage costs. Captains refused the demand and the Carrie E Phillips captain allegedly ordered the men ashore prompting a strike.
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Sylvester Whalen
Carne E. Phillips
Carrie E. Phillips
Allen Leads Campaign For Governor And U S Senate
A Lowell candidate Charley Allen is hailed as ready for Governor and soon a U S Senator. Crapo supporters probe organization gaps while Crapo faces a growing field and internal friction in Massachusetts politics. Delegates, caucuses, and looming party battles hint at a crowded convention with Cruz rivalries and possible withdrawals.
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Allen
Lowell
Fost
Charley Allen
Commonwealth
United States
Colonel Allen
Congress
United States Senate
Alien
Mr. Crapo
New Bedford
Crapo
Crapp
Bishop
Brackett
Trouble in the Ranks as East Boston Republicans Organize
Fourteen elderly Republicans met at Wescott Hall Meridian Street to organize a local Republican club led by E. M. McPherson Foreign Mortgage Commissioner. The meeting drew few participants amid claims of late notice and nepotistic aims. Motion to adjourn passed with plan to reconvene next Wednesday or by call of the chairman with broader publicity.
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Boston
Wescott Hall
Meridian Street
E. M. McPherson
J. M. McPherson
McPherson
State Committee Sets Tone for Conventions and Nominating Fights
The Republican State Committee met to finalize arrangements for the state convention with 20 members present. They formed a resolutions panel from each district and heard a delegation of colored men seeking a colored State Auditor candidate, but the committee rejected the idea, deeming it too risky this year.
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Republican State Committee
Burdett
James F. Jackson
Fall River
William Reed
Taunton
Charles Fairchild
Boston
James F. Malone
John Hopewell, Jr
Cambridge
Willard Howland
Chelsea
William H. Moody
Havehill
Littleton
John R. Bullard
Dedham
B. Hopkins
Worcester
William 5. Loomis
Holyoke
Frederick H. Gillett
Springfield
J. H. Wolff
Emery T. Morris
M. R. de Martie
C. W. Smith
Colonel Armstrong
Gould Enters 1891 State Auditor Race for Republicans
Major J Henry Gould of Medfield Mass consents to seek the State Auditor nomination on the Republican ticket this fall. Correspondence from supporters shows longstanding backing and mutual pledges of support. Henry Gould says he has yielded to friends urging him to be considered, citing goodwill toward the Commonwealth.
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J. Henry Gould
Horrpane
Mass
Medfield
William F. Draper
Wiliam F. Draper
Republican Party
Commonwealth
The
the Commonwealth
Henry Goutp
Melrose caucus turmoil threatens Barrett supporters
Melrose caucus motion unseats Speaker Bar ret and stirs GOP foes led by Senator B. Marvin Fernald. Fernald longs for Senate return, faces renomination challenge as Barrett allies mobilize to oppose him. Major Hocking’s town committee ouster fuels anger, with anti Barrett sentiment possibly aiding Governor Russell in the fall vote.
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J. Barrett
Frank Washburn
Benjamin F. Butler
Washburn
Fernald
John Larrabee
Larrabee
Melrose
Barret
B. Marvin Fernald
Senate
Barrett
Major Hocking
Allen
Russell
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KR. M. Field
Roland Reed
Sypngy Rosenfeld
Henry Carleton
Earlie
Tremonv Theatre
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Sale
Clobe Theatre
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Nellie McHenry
Mr. Barnes
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George Thatcher
Rich & Marrias
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Edwin Sheafe
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Cor. Kilry and
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Kenia
James & Abmbot
Dulldimg
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Henry Russell
Court St
Brice
Evans & Son
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S. H. Hooper
Real Estate and Insurance
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NEW Publications
the Nation
Karpathians
Mesiz Muriel Dowri
Morrina
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Lovers’ Study
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University College
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W. T. Haxnis
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Goddard Orpen
Cour
Philadelphia Zoological Gardens
E. F. Bonsall
Margaret Sidney
D. Lothrop Company
Swampscott Land Trust
Charles H. Joy
Walter Burgess
Robert H. Gardiner
East Boston Company
H. W. Wesson
New England Manufacturing Co
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Charles K. Stingon
A. M. Louis
C. K. Stinson
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Ange
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Ey Citer
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Glss
C. E. Comer
William Nichols
Temple Place
Nichols
West Newton English and Classical School
Allen Herothers
West Newton
Misses Gilman
Common Wealth Avenue
A. N. van Daell
Concord
Soncord
Colege
Scientific
James 8. Garland
Rokbert & RS Bickford
Tempe Place
Abby H. Johnson
Reope
Newbury Street
Highland Military Academy
J. A. Shaw
A.M
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al Abbott
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